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FOR EVERY
CUTICURA SOAP to cleanse
"&skinof crnsts and scales and
sullen the t(l;¥§r'ie:in1[el4‘iNri:Jutt5cile,
CUTICURA n-
smtly allay itching, inflamma-
tion, and irritation and soothe
_ as mi, and cU<r1’cUnA luis-
OINENT to cool and cleanse the
blood. ASINGLE SET of these
great skin cnrativcs is often sui-
cient to cure the most tortur-
ing, disliguring, itching, burn-
ing, bleeding, crested, scaly,
and plmply skin, iiclalp, and
'blood hnmenrs, wi oss oi
hair, when all else fails.
lmuoxs 01-* Pncrti-3 _Use CU'r!CL'i:_\. Sol?
Asnistcdfbv Cuti¢~1i-.-%eOzr.;§;tx.';ir;t,tier 
' <v 11| 311 'I ilk: S.'1!2,. '
;~i ‘iihze;’&dip of_ crustfg,  and dan.
| Bl! 0 S ii \‘,)ll`|g 0 `A."il.lllf."f_il»'ilI`, fill’
   
QM clizfilngs, and for allhitliv-3 puog_i<>§\:s ci:
the toilet, bath, and nllrscry. .lillions or
Wmnen use Uuriccim SoAP in the form oi’
hath! fotannoying i:'rif,.".tiops. in1l:imi;~'1ti\ms,
und excorlatlons, or too ice or o Itvsive
perspiration, in the form cf washes :`oi“.1lc_cr-
ative weaknesses, and for many sanative
 -at n mi- ~~; ' 'z
~2f‘..'§’;i‘i`3..‘iL"T»i’§m°§n,§§._i ¢...‘2.".i.?1_?- ni. iiéi.
It other medicated :cap is to be compared
1158101' preserving, pzirifylnff, and beautl.
i’yi§_\he skin, scalp, nrur, and hands. ho
dhsforci n or domestic toilet soa , ho wer-cr
axpendvefls to be com red wltii it for all
in pu-poses of the totleggath, and nursery.
XR combines in ONE AP at ON!-3 lution,
he £1' skin and complexion soap, and tae
mioiiet and baby soap in the world.
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_ ay _
I nu’|| Need  
~&elher barrel of flour in a
_ day er two. Why not try our
Ti|lS0n's 'Pride
we guarantee it to to be the _
llest in the city. ‘
A trial Wm convince. _ princely stipend of a dollar aday
  1. D. MCLEUD & C0. I
-|<:>c;>
ness q_g_tntPfs
75
Boxes ot Oranges and
Lemons, wholesale and Re-
tail at
W. A. HUTCHESOIWS
Crown Confectionery.
li1E!,& Pat 5 Louise aged :Z3 days, inf-int daughter ot
l
5,000 lbs. Scrap Bl ass 0
Copper for which highest
price will be paid at
Bill UH illl
IHE Mlllllllli lllliilllii,
SATURDAY, MARCH 30, 1901.
TheJapa.nese Ministerin London says
that if Russia gets Manchuria, Japan will
promptly seize Korea. He admits that ‘
this would mean war, but says that it is
better for J upan to light now than after
Russia has intrenched herself in the East
Russia would follow the seizure of Mau-
chnrla by taking Korea also.
The Ottawa City Council have not yet-
accepted Mr.Carnegie's offer of $i(ll,tI)0\for '
a library on condition of the City finding
a site and becoming bound to pay $7,500 l.
year for maintenance. A direct motion
to accept the offer was defeatedby n vote
Ir will be remembered that shortly
after the death of Queen Victoria, Lodge
Prince Edward, No. 219 appointed a com-
mittee to draft a resolutiou_of condolence
re the death of the Queen, and a copy of
the resolution beautifully printed was
sent to Lord Minto to be forwarded to the
Honourable the Secretary of State for the
Colonies. Shortly afterwards a letter
_was received from the Governor General.
acknowledging receipt and stating that
it would be forwarded to the King.
Last night the following letter was read
to the lodge.-
OF1-‘Icn or 'run covnnxon sexi-:nAL’s
sEcR1:'rAnv, March 16, 1901.
Sir;-In obedience to commands
received from His Madesty the King, His
Excellency the Governor General
desires me to convey to the members of
Lodge Prince Edward, Sons of England,
His Majesty 's heartfelt thanks for the
kind expression of sympathy contained in
the resolution enclosed in your letter of
the 26th ultimo which has been gratefully
CITY AND
t _
Guardian Correspondents
Evcrywcrc. - `
Avnnr pretty wedding took place in
New London, last Wednesday evening
at the residence of Mr. James Bernard,
Long River, when his daughter _Janette
was united in marriage to Mr. Robert
` l
i
 _Kid
. 
, to Peoples Cemetery.
of 12 to 11 in favor of an amendment to re-
fer the offer to the finance Oommittee.
What seems likely to be done is to pass a
by law accepting Mr. Carnegie ‘s offer sub-
ject to a popular vote thereon.
day which follows the full moon which
times aslatc as 25th April. Only four
itimes in four hundred years past has
`datc and only four times in four hundred
jdntc. \Vhcn the full moon falls upon the
21st clay of March, that day being also
1 Saturday, the 22nd would be Easter.
\\'hen the first full moon after the illst
_ ltlurch docs not appear till 18th April,
l that day being also Sunday, Easter would
‘ be the following Sunday, on 25th April.
l
1 In Shanghailthere are six daily native
papers and one weekly. The names of these
rendered into English are: New Hear
I Shanghai Paper, Chinese Foreign News,
_ Same News, Soo Chow News, and Chinese
iForeign Evening Ne ws. They have each
_ a full staff of editors, reporters and corres-
Qpondents. As there are about 4,000 cha-
' racters or types each Chinese compositor
needs almost room enodgh to live in for
I his supply of type. Every office contains
Q its own type foundry and repair shop.
Advertisements till about three fourths of
,_ the space in each issue. An American
newspaper man who has made a study of
_ the subject credits the Chinese papers
with giving their local news in very con-
li dcnsed bu t- graphic and readable style.
lA reporter is considered capable if he can
_ write a graphic stcry in 100 characters or
_less at the rate of Ave characters- per mi-
nute. The managing editor receives the
BORN. _
.5 ' ' f 1 '~v~";:¢
On Wednesday, March 20th, to Mr. and
Mrs. James Bryan, New Harmony, a sou.
MARRIED.
1 _ _
 On 28th March,by Rev. I. Siitherlaud, at
lher f.-ither`s residence, Miss Mary Mac-
ldonaid, Lot 60, to M.r. John Archibald
2 Macdonald. Flat River. Lot 62,
.-wi
A DIED.
In this city, on March 29, 1901, Jane
 Ill
i A
eesesseeoeseeae“_
Michael \Ve-ntherbie.
Passed away at St. Marys Hospital,San-
Francisco, Cal., ou Feb. 25th inst., at the
arly age of Sl years, after a short illness
of pneumonia R xiph Mclntyre son of the
f late John Mclntyre of Cable Hemi.
_ At High Bank, on March llth, Marion
McDonald relict of the late Hector Gillies
_ aged T5 years. She leaves three sons and
fthree daughters to mourn the loss of a
i kind and alfectionate mother.
At Charlottetown, on_ Friday March
329th, Sarah Blamiiell, beloved wife of
1 Thomas Strickland, aged 52 years. I
{ Funeral Sunday afternoon at 3.30 o’clock
_» _ _ I 2
Chatharn’s well known Barbers, T. N _
Murphy, writes June 22, 1900: “I can cheer- `
1\Tevv'
Pa.tte1'11S
“Bd '=9“l' ’ "’f‘<’»=»-I-lil over our store this Spring-if You re-
qu_u`° U ‘° i » tiifure or l)F‘-dfllllg ll) is l;l8l'6 ful' yOl1 HL 8. l8SS
mee _ __ _ __ ~¢ .
than _. ..._ ...ln get it elsewhere for-bend your repairs
us--
fully recommend Bentley’s Liniment
which I iind is better than any other.”
V
-t
` The date of Easter Sunday in any year
is determined in this way: It is the Sun- g _ ' . 1688 1`¢S’-lit *I* f0U0WS¢ MP-:D-IMJUU
falls upon or next after 21st March. So it    
becomes possible sometimes for Easter to
como as early as 23nd March and some- ` W
appreciated by His Majesty and the
Royal Family. _
- I have the honor to be Sir,
Your Obedient Servant.
_ HARRY GRAHAM,
Captain A. D. C.
W. H. F. GILL, EsQ:-
Lod e Prince Edward
Sons of England, Charlottetown.
A Very Bid Cleo of Djspepsia-Bur
After three y=ars of suffering Mrs
I _ A v - ~ ’ ' \`
‘Easter occurred at the earliest possible
Tefft is Cured by D0?ld’s Dyspcp-
Mr. R-. C. Tefft is Vice President of the
East York Agricultural Society. His
home is in Markham, Ont.
He says;-
For three years past my wife has been
a sufferer from Dyspepsia. and lndiges
tion. Her suffering were continual but
were more severe on some days than on
ot-hers. '
So greatly did the complaint increase of
late that she was obliged to take to her
bed and for six weeks she was unable to
leaveit. The pains she endured during
that period were beyond decription. ~
Our doctor attended her, but did no per
manent good.
_Finally she was advised to try Dodd s
Dyspcpsia Tablets. She received marke i
fbeneilt immediately and after having used
three boxes she was able to get up and
attend to her regular duties as well as
ever. »
l)odd‘s Dyspepsia Tablets weri the only
remedy that ever did her any good.
I have used the Tablets myself for Dys-
pepsia and Constipation and always with
the best results.
for which they have been used in our dis
> many other treatment have failed. D=°»d'd’s
l
Should a lady be the winner of the $100
_ ‘ ._ pp y 's. Emma
'loombs, head milllner with Moore 8:
McLeod '
Call ir at the Popular Stationery Store
l
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is
    
1 '- _V ‘Au 3 *` _‘,'_" \ A;
f Qs _  in
‘:»j ‘:`, _,_ 45'; . \
LCTI-'=_
-itll i
l‘l_  ` Central Drug Store. '
 _ I' Sunnyside.
Q
- » I »-»‘-‘/"-"fav:
CTO LET-The dw'ell_i;1§ house on Prince f
Street, at present occupi by Mr. james Uns-
worth. Apply to W. W. Wei ner, 22tf_
AGENTS w_AN'rE1>.-ro sen our Boer-British'
War and Family Record Pictures. Our agents,
nake from $ioo to szoo a month, canvaming these
1e|.utii`glple_ces oihart.  hour large _ gd;
eve ay in uno er part t '  H
lovgty Mig. Co., Chicago. (Ill. is paper om
 _particn£.rs address Box .p6
Edward Johnstone. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Edwin Smith of Ken-
sington. A large number of pretty
presents test-ity to the esteem in which
zlie bride is held,
._ Tm: GUARDIAN understands that in a
Acting Governor Gcneral’s Secre‘ary. f ew da,-Sa, number of the smtiun agents
_on the P. E. Island R. R. will receive
promotion. The arrangement will doubt-
gomery, now agent at Alberton will come
to Kensington and Mr. Geo McMahon o
Emerald will go to Alberton. Mr. David
Lawsomstatiou agent at St. Peters will
take charge at Hunter River and Mr. Neil
Campbell of Bradalbane will go to Emer-
ald. Mr. W. A. Cheverie of Mt. Stewart
'ill go to Bra'la1ba'Je. The younger op-
erators vvho have been in connection
with the road but not in charge of a sta-
years has it fallen on the latest possible sis Tnbleti. “OHS Will be 8913051-L  L0 5% 95218 and
Mt. Ste wart. _
Mr. H.T. Hall, representing the Interna-
tional Correspondence School. Scranton,
Pa., whose arrival in the city was an-
nounced in yesterday mornings GUAR-
DIAN has decided to take up his residence
in the city. For the present he will be
found at the Revere and later on if busi-
f ness permits he will open an olllcc; '1‘he
method of correspondence instruction in
the industrial sciences of the 'Interna-
tional correspondence schools was orig-
inated in 1891. Some ide_a of the extent
of the school will be gathered when it is
learned that there are two buildings. The
larger contains the instruction and ac-
counting departments of the school,is Eve
stories high, covers 6,887 square feet of
ground containing 35,000 square feet- of
floor space. The smaller' building con-1
tains one of the most modern printing
plants inthe country equipped with 15
large printing presses employ ing 123 per-_
sons and turns _out 4 tons printed matter
each week at an annual cost of $150,000.'
With each course of instruction valuable
works dealing with subject taken by the
A They have effected a cure in every base ftuslentiare givenii Thsjtudenlt) re°e£v°5i . _ _ ..  . J -_ .I . 1 5,
_ ns ructon ’ an ps ,v ma. lm ‘A _ ' _ '_  __ .
met. and can Set his own time _tori thqt 3 _ again- Spr1ng,Clo_t'hs in the latest  nevmt
_ is your case ,my womytkm thaw! Mm. termination of the course.  H-0 ‘Y-WHEN. ._
Tefmnfmrs Dysnensia Tablets wma ne;-.~ -°°”*P‘“*"°“ *P* “‘°- 5”” _ »*‘°°l‘  "0"--H '°°~d1*¥1*k° ;)“".1\` `§°7°¢‘1°°° fm’
They will cure any case of Dyspepsiafncf i°°""r°_°t‘i°“s ex"m-mmm,” Wm”  TED!"  and 3.91905  n ’ 
warded and 90 per cent must be made be-
thcm. Don’t wait and doubt and sui}`er.` ‘bra the s°°`°"dib°°k 's't'“E°°“ip‘;rh°i"°°.‘gh:  n _ lyk,” 4  P ` (I
,matter how painful. Your drnggistselis ' " ' Lgfggg gf 1,15   n
- _ ` ~ Alst see la s lr- it
_They never disappohm No matter h-ow examination and correction of the work of \ . it ' ‘mf 'ge 50° 9
thestndenois made. The calendar of thel
1
studying in connection with the histltu-`
120ld Wtllcll SIIG Iniiy hilvc Cha ch 1 f . -. _ 
that ora$50 gold watch and otheiigcgorls "mf fm °t Wh°m are delighted' Thfsei _ _ ` _ s -
t0 [BAKE 111) the dlu°t1`¢l1Ce. ll desiring the names of st d t M 
_ . u en sor wan ng
Wanted at onéa’ two girls to lean the information are asked to call upon Mr.
millineiy business A l to Mi s H811 It the Revere-
juie any. - _
2 cakes 5c, at all grocers.
McKinnon & McI\`e\~in L wer
Queen St Agents for Ch town P l l
WANTS. LDSTS. FQUND, ETC
WAN TED-A thoroughly experienced House-
keeper fo the P la Island Hospital Send ap-
),. plicatiousito the Secretary.-B. Baldersttun.   n_W°n’t¢°St YOU 1111131 10
1  _ 29 ecd tf. & _  
Telephone I‘63'for your drug wants ' _ _ V I 'HMV V /I 
Nine time, out of ten pwple ‘ind WANTED.-Pants and Vest makers wanted.  & _
there wry here fo, are-if pin-chases! Ai>p1yt<>D- A~ Bruce. Moms Block- 21rf- If y°“ will drop in here
‘ blfcabtzsse theydiind here a fall stock oft ji v » i ' d
t e t o s at cheaper rices th n _ - - - _ 311
most auf we are 'intere-tgd in thgir b0'i_`Ei_,&;ETua1;.};e deslrbale dwelmg on Hin’ '
purchases. How Anour House ° Sq ‘ai pr”-5”"-°°°“p‘°d by M"B‘ 
QCLEAN1Nc;?we are selling soaps. C' "°Wse` Pqssesmu gwenm June' Apply ‘°°` E
SPOIIZES etc- _al reduced Prices. House- ` A- C~ Dmhemm' lr 2aW.Im _ ~ ¥  I 4 A  
hold Ammonia-tBorax, Silver Polishes,   f '-- 
` `\ _ _ ._. ` ` M8112 Of El&Sfi¢ Pibgg 
I . . wA.\r1;n-A rt so 1 1; ‘ _
(fm Furmlux-ePo11shes etc-, etc. _ this Qity_ W,i;¢'s;einga!1Y1aSa;§;u1:,i;iam;  a' ggtd Pure. whim fmfy *
` ‘ ` 0. Box 37, City. 26 tf  ' mn'
T0-LE l`.-A desirable house next to Mrs.
John Stumhles on Hillsborough Street, contain.
ing 7 rooms, dry_sellar. large yard and stable,
about the healthiest locality in the City. Apply,
on the premises or_ to John Prowsc, Royalty '1
East. A150 the S\_1per1cr double action washers on `
hand for sale price $5. 23 d 1w_
FOR SALE.-50 Shares Mez-chiants Lank 
_WANT BD :-_Agents _ in unoccupied
for the iincst hue of bicycles ever
We have a sp'endid roposition for the
/°
We want men, women and families to
their homes on several new
from any other
towork on our
-The western
  'counini . l Mill
vt 2.
We want you to me
Easter _ Millinery and male your
. Miliinery _ 20"" 1° hsurstzbb. gr: ve are
even t ,re _ _ye
ties. I  ‘
I ing prices.
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  i Costumes
' ._
' tumes in the city.
New `
Costumes "
  F _ Perkins i
THE MILLINERY

_ §
  RRI
_ V _ . ..~,..-_ ~ 2
house on
ittcd
Seeom-line
' ~ ~ _l
. li. _ n _ _ _ ,__ - _ ‘ ` 4
1800 yards nt Embroideries placed on our » ,
léarérain counter @ 4c per yd.-F. Perkins ' - -
‘o. 1i.
to-night and buy your M a.` , t ' ' _
all our April Magazines art? §o;inihs;M1i>1i?1'sis T° Wash °1°th°‘ “"th°“t mb' ` _ ~ ' 5
Block. _ ii. king u _ _ _ » -
Se v ‘
Those Rubber Balls we have just re- _ _ ‘ _
ceived are dandy’s 4, 6,8, 10, 15 cents ar,   A  _
Bleek. 1].  I  _ 0 y es of Crockery and China at the sm illest
ever named in this city. r ,
You can always get a perfect fit in the -
Il1ViC£\1sb'h09. Sold by GOiI° BFOS. Sdle E3 Makes clothes white as snow. th  you need Crockery' We can satisfy tha need'  and
Allellts. li. ` brightens colored fabrics, cannot in- 9
the Popular Stationery Store I Morris _ We have man lin
@ __ _____A_y__ is I 1- -s f- __ L9“`iS"0|d Stand Grafton St
LOST-at or_0n the way to the _Cha rlottetow'l\";V£4*§%§#£g`¥E ' 
;¢ti1h9'p1 ofFlg1u;;4x:_ a vgipldcgzgziha with t rid stoge -  J  _ N 5
esvinggafl. this office or at the Stugiéa ms? iff  F Five-Y ~ -C..  
=H= ##&§~l#¥# i
Pr E. I; st°C_k E- H. Beer. r',tf. F   '
 For one dollar’s worth purchased from us, _veuvill give you, free, one
b°y’~¢ _return from South Alma.,
medals of
Xmutnde.
F rar
l _
` A I The 
4 comp‘ete bdere and
_ shade and 8iz° are here
blndle the lest makes at the
~ 81.00, 135 1 65
N cckwcar
\Ve are showing some
in neckwner for spring New
if and new colorings are here in
People who ought to know tell
we have the finest selection of
. I - f - `nstitutinn includes 1 over 40 different A
lnyspepm fa__..,___b'e°S ”ev°'f'"]' nmmeheseomprisingslithehigherbranches J     ~*
~_ E Wi ’£n.ylor'ska§nsus coulipetlting ist \v\th_ma.x-ny of the lower. In conversation - t 4 < _ _
vows 12 is Wee . <1 nut de ur Sw ins isbn _ H 11 th 't` 1 d 'th rt ‘ - ' i j `
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